if you ask chief joanne haynes-white and the city of the department emergency management they know this will happen again and ask the young people who are showing up knowing about the past and future this is why people keep doing this because everyone in the san francisco bay area they're the ones that ride out the tremors and they're the ones who will be there to help when the next big one comes to call. ladies and gentlemen, let's welcome the survivor families and here to give us an opening address welcome our fabulous mayor, mayor ed lee (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> wow. this is what a crowd you have one hundred and 8-year-old people look like. i had breakfast with anita and we wanted to join you as a contribute and a reminder we're looking at the 1906 san francisco earthquake as part of our history every neighborhood in the history needs to understand what occurred and what people did and didn't do we learn from the the events that's effected the cities history. i want to say thank you for making sure that everyone understand. of course, we celebrate th

thank you chief joanne haynes-white. going to take a second i need my two people just honoring the unsong heros as the chief said working everyday to keep us safe the fire department they extinguished the mission bay fire (calling names) holly and others from engine company b representing all their colleagues (clapping) as you've heard many other city agencies respond as with most responses it begins with a call to 9-1-1 a dispatch called for the units on march 11 and the dispatches play a huge role they're the lifeline for the responder we have safe dispatch responders (calling names) thank you very much for the work you do (clapping) access to high pressure water systems is also critical that's the public utilities commission p they were the gatekeepers that day thank you (calling names.) (clapping.) we talked about no loss of life there was no loss of pet lives thank you animal control. today, we s have officer and the other law enforcement official. thank you very much. of course, coping our residents safe is what th

. @ at the marina green and there will be speakers like supervisor farrell and joanne white. and the walk will go into servante street where we'll expect water to rise and it will end at the marina branch library and there will be a preparedness group there. i know this council takes a great interest in emergency preparedness. i hope i may see some of you down there on saturday, march 29th because i know i will be there. that concludes my directors report and i thank you for your patience. >> thank you very much. >> this month's mdc meeting is focused on homeless individuals who have experienced self neglect. during our executive committee meeting last month, we talked about our experience with homeless clients spending time at the library, many of them with mental illness demand need of help. we wanted to provide information about mental health and community resources that are available. we will hear from adult protective services, the san francisco library, a mobile shower pilot project, and the community ambassadors program. so, please stay with us for an informative meeti

incredibly proud i see your sister joanna and uncle and, of course, from our fire department chief joann white so thank you, thank you, thank you. it's much more interesting to hear your experience last wednesday but before i do so i wanted to let you know that aqua suffer in our strict are thrilled they've contributed a gift certificate and i want to invite dave with his wife jessie he's the owner of a shop and he heard about this and has a special gift for us if i can get the approval of the board for dave to talk about this >> thanks just a few words about last week. it was a real tragedy what happened at the beach. i'm here to celebrate jose bravery but to remember marcos i was hrng i am a local sufficient eerie know how powerful the waves can be. i was down at the beach when this happened. and i saw the fire trucks come down and my wife and i and neighbor watched the instruct happen it was on the 6 o'clock news we heard about tony this amazing young man who saved two people from darwin. as a sufficient eerie can't help but pit myself in this situation and asked myself can i have done this

johnson accused of violating a department order against the authorized filming, but now chief joanne whitedepartment didn't have enough evidence to support the reprimand. >>> the city manager and the city attorney are wanted to implement recommendation number 15. it encourages the police department. for internal affairs. the department having zero tolerance policy. the report found two cases where officers had sex while on duty and later falsified reports or lied about the incidents. they were both disciplined but not fired. cordell said most departments in the u.s., the officers would indeed be terminated. the full san jose city council will discuss the report come tuesday. >> yeah, it is going to be interesting. san ricardo running for mayor. right now, some are accusing him of making a political play for a popular item out there. that might be approved. >> those who enforce the laws can't hide behind them in any way as well. they're subject to the same things. >> nobody likes lying, i'll tell you that. >>> richmond has some of the highest minimum wage in the country. the city council is

white audi or infiniti suv. >>> san francisco fire chief joanne hayes white has canceled the reprimand for a firefighter whose rig ran over a taked girl in the tarmac at the airport. the chief mark john soon's tell met camera captured footage of the rig running over the teen. she was still alive when she hilt -- when she was hit by later died. he was accused of unauthorized filming and chief white now says the department didn't have enough evidence to support the reprimand. >>> a stunning sight in the east by skies this morning. brilliant rainbow like colors. it's a somewhat rare sight that happens as hexagonal ice crystals in the clouds refract the sun's rays and then split them into the component colors. it's something like a rainbow caused by high clouds. but you've got to be in just the right place at just the right time to see it. if you weren't, at least you've now seen the pictures. to see shotgun unusual -- something unusual, upload the photos at kpix.com. or tag them with the #kpixtv. >>> faced with seemingly no other choice, six flags discovery kingdom puts down an injured elephant. why activists sa

thank you very much welcome chief joanne haynes-white. >> welcome i'll be joined shortly by my chief advisory officer. but short of that i'd like to acknowledge the ability to talk about the budget for 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 >> i want to acknowledge our chief operating officer as well as the budget analysis and right now the budget analysis has an audit going on in which they're looking at our staffing on little ems side brought before conceding we're all looking forward to the audit specifically to staffing. labor they did an audit on overall departmental operations but more with our ems staffing. so we'll be going through slide number one. and we'll come up first and have hard copies for your as well >> this slide basically give us an omaha budgeted in total our budgeted is $356 million for the 2014-2015. of which $329 million is operating budget covers the fire desperation and the specialized unit and the fire investigation unit and the training distinction and our support bureau. the non-you fund is the airport which are fully funded by airport and the port of san francisco. the

thank you very much welcome chief joanne haynes-white. >> welcome i'll be joined shortly by my chief advisory officer. but short of that i'd like to acknowledge the ability to talk about the budget for 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 >> i want to acknowledge our chief operating officer as well as the budget analysis and right now the budget analysis has an audit going on in which they're looking at our staffing on little ems side brought before conceding we're all looking forward to the audit specifically to staffing. labor they did an audit on overall departmental operations but more with our ems staffing. so we'll be going through slide number one. and

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. >>: shaved joanne hazel whites. a great job. i had the privilege of coaching her son and various city boy top corporate and other great native is there are police chief and as a great job. a very good friend. what do plays well, our police chief of the fabulous grand serve. to a tariff for him. police chief greg suhr. >>: thank you so much. it is critical to be prepared in as the mayor and chief said. we know if it's going to happen. and we continue to prepare even if it's just remembering this event and all those people who went before us. in the city fathers and mothers that did all the planning to have the great water system we have when this or that the city whenever burn down again. i know bob and i talked about all the time. >>: the see of the best voice of been the whole world. >>: it appears that at 5:00 in the morning everyone has his are lots of boys. >>: so anyway thank you so much for coming out. please continue to help us out. there were thousands of people. the school over the mission. training and training and tra

one here is fire chief joanne haze white. we'll check back on the celebration there this morning. >> just a few hours ago pope francis celebrated what is christianity's most joyous hopeful day, easter sunday. >>> 150,000 people packed st. peter's square for the mass. the pope's easter message was on current conflicts around the world and he prayed for ukraine and syria and the attacks. >> bay area churches are celebrating with special easter masses. the church began a service minutes ago and it will hold easter celebrations at 9:00 and 11:00 this morning. >> st. mary's has a service at 7:30 with an easter concert this afternoon. they will have mass at 8:30 there. there is also a spanish version of the service at 10:00 a.m.. >> there is a strong warning for anyone who plans to go to the beach today. use caution while in the water, because a high surf advisories in effect and there is an increased risk of rip currents and waves. >> they recovered the body of a man who went missing after a boat crash. the man and his friend were

white. >> did you see how he dressed? he needs style tips. joanne, you argued in the past that universities should be segregated. why would an all white campus be better, as you put it? >> that's funny to y? >> it wouldn't be better. it would just be ideal. he is like me. he poses the question. how can we do this? what are your ideas? he doesn't have any of his own. the real matter falls in the office of admissions and the financial aid. you need to make the school more appealing with your out reach to high schools and have financial aid offer better packages to people who can't afford this college. they say they are on the middle tier of schools. so have that middle tier more accessible to everyone. >> the problem is though if you make it more accessible to everyone, and if everyone cannot make it through four years, you are actually hurting them. people get into schools they can't then sustain their grades because they weren't a good enough stownt -- student and it hurts them in the long run. as the only black person on the panel what do you make

. >> joanne, why not a live role player in the white house? we had bill clinton. >> we have barack obama. he is playing the role of a weak wall flower. i don't know. is that a role? i didn't see a casting for it. he is creating his own character which is commendable. >> and he is playing an american. >> that's what you are supposed to say. >> i think this is great. i think he looks great. i prefer the contacts he wears. i dated a few of those guys and i think they are respectful. >> i always look into their eyes. >> you make terrible choices with men though. >> this is true. >> i'm sorry. >> andy, you have had many interactions with chaz darling. >> i have had zero interactions. on the other happened blaze chancery, my charkt -- my character has had many interactions with chaz. he would describe chaz as an opponent strong in dexterity. i see no larceny in his heart. >> oh my. >> do you find that attractive? >> you do though. >> honestly i read the original article that outed this guy and it was pathetic. a lot of people do. who cares? the arti

joann robinson who was a professor at alabama state to put into place what king ultimately leads. join robinson has a strong and capable mind. you know, she had been involved with getting black and white women together in a women's local council in montgomery in advance and she was the person who had helped rosa parks get to the highlander school, which was a school that was educating miners and social activists around the country about steps you can take to create change in your community. people think oftentimes as her being this stress who refuse to sit in the back of the bus and she's just so key in that way. and another person that leaps out of my mind is the star of eyes on the prize would be diane nash who is a freshman and here's what's going on with the freedom rides and how one of the buses had been bombed in alabama and she decides i can get a car from somewhere. we're going to drive up there and we're going to get on those buses and when she gets up there, you know, it's just unbelievable. and has the gall to say oh, no, we need protection and we can get it from this day police and she calls washington and is able to get people at the justice department and embarrassed him

white dude like colbert. ferguson quit and then the 12:30 slot goes to a nonwhite male, possibly chelsea hand leer. that's all the time we have which means i was correct. joannearlson and juice newton. that's it for me. i'm tv's andy levy. >>> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> from president to picasso. there's a big new art exhibit open in dallas, texas, and it includes more than two dozen portraits of world leaders and the artist is none other than former president george w. bush. since leaving the office, he has put down his pen and picked up a paint brush. today, he unveiled a gallery full of paintings. one is a portrait of vladimir putin. mr. bush has interesting things to say about the relationship. >> v

joanne robinson one of my favorites as a strong, capable mind. she had been involved with getting black and white women together in a woman's political council in montgomery, way in advance. she was the person who had helped rosa parks get to the highlander school, the school that was educating minors and social activists around the country about steps you can take to create change in your community. people think often times that rosa parks as this seamstress who refused to sid in the back of the bus. joanne robinson, so key. another person that leaps out to my mind, just the star of "eyes on the prize" would be diane natch, who is a college student, as a freshman, hears about what is going on with the freedom rides and one of the buses has been bombed in alabama, left a burning husk, and she decided, you know what? i can get a car from somewhere. we're going to drive up there and we're going to get on those buses. and then when she gets up there, you know, it's just unbelievable. has the gall to say, oh, no, we need protection and we can't get it from the state police so she calls washington, an

joann robinson who was a professor at alabama state to put into place what king ultimately leads. join robinson has a strong and capable mind. you know, she had been involved with getting black and white women together in a women's local council in montgomery in advance and she was the person who had helped rosa parks get to the highlander school, which was a school that was educating miners and social activists around the country about steps you can take to create change in your community. people think oftentimes as her being this stress who refuse to sit in the back of the bus and she's just so key in that way. and another person that leaps out of my mind is the star of eyes on the prize would be diane nash who is a freshman and here's what's going on with the freedom rides and how one of the buses had been bombed in alabama and she decides i can get a car from somewhere. we're going to drive up there and we're going to get on those buses and when she gets up there, you know, it's just unbelievable. and has the gall to say oh, no, we need protection and we can get it from this day police and she calls washington and is able to get people at the justice department and embarrassed him